STERLING COLLEGE

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Related institution: Sterling College Exact

2024 · Form 990 · revenue $4.6M · expenses $8.4M · assets $5.0M

EIN
03-0197728
Address
PO BOX 72, CRAFTSBURY CM, VT 05827-0072
Website
WWW.STERLINGCOLLEGE.EDU
NTEE code
B42Z
Exempt type
501(c)(3): charitable, religious, educational, scientific or literary (corporation)
Ruling date
April 1960 (when the IRS recognized its exemption)
IRS status
Exempt (unconditional) (IRS Business Master File) IRS data ↗
Tax-deductible donations
Yes: listed in IRS Publication 78 (public charity) Pub 78 ↗
Foundation status
School
Cross-check
ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer

Mission

STERLING COLLEGE USES EDUCATION AS A FORCE TO ADVANCE ECOLOGICAL THINKING AND ACTION THROUGH AFFORDABLE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING THAT PREPARES PEOPLE TO BE KNOWLEDGEABLE, SKILLED, AND RESPONSIBLE LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH THEY LIVE. WE ADDRESS CRITICAL ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS CAUSED BY UNLIMITED GROWTH AND CONSUMPTION THAT IS DESTROYING THE PLANET AS WE HAVE KNOWN IT, SUCH AS: FOSSIL FUEL DEPENDENCE AND RAPID CLIMATE CHANGE, DESTRUCTION OF BIODIVERSITY AND LOSS OF WILD PLACES, PROMOTION OF HARMFUL AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES THAT THREATEN HUMAN AND NATURAL COMMUNITIES, PERSISTENCE OF STRUCTURAL OPPRESSION THAT IMPACTS HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL WELLBEING, AND THE DETERIORATION OF CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH ESTRANGEMENT FROM COMMUNITY, NATURE, AND PLACE.

Each tax year counts once: when a return was amended, only the latest return for that period is used below (superseded returns stay listed, greyed, under Finances).

People paid by the organization

7 people paid across every filing: current people first, then by total pay from this organization. Organizations counts every nonprofit each person appears on.

NameLatest titleYearsLatest year payTotal pay from hereOrganizations
Lori Collins-Hall COO2020-2024 $84,574$592,958 4
Scott Thomas PRESIDENT2023-2024 $242,269$354,606 2
Matthew Derr (former) FORMER PRESI2012-2021 $139,104$1,260,562 7
William Wootton (former) FORMER PRESI2010-2012 $112,592$325,234 1
Peter Merrill (former) VICE PRESIDE2017-2019 $101,220$169,066 2
Edward Houston (former) VP2010-2011 $59,193$105,952 1
William White (former) VP FINANCE &2017 $52,849$52,849 1

Officers and directors, no compensation reported

55 people listed on the returns with $0 (or no amount) in every compensation column: current people first. Hours are as filed on the latest return each person appears on.

NameLatest titleYearsHrs/wk (latest)CompensationOrganizations
Allison Hooper CHAIR2013-2024 2 $0 reported 1
Sherilyn Peterson VICE CHAIR2018-2024 2 $0 reported 1
Ellen Falduto TREASURER2019-2024 2 $0 reported 1
Wendy Koenig SECRETARY2010-2024 2 $0 reported 1
Cathy Berry TRUSTEE2020-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Peter Chehayl TRUSTEE THRO2014-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Bill Jarvis TRUSTEE2023-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Alan Ross TRUSTEE2023-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Jo D Saffeir TRUSTEE THRO2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Peter Smith TRUSTEE2023-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Chief Don Stevens TRUSTEE2020-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Michael Tessler TRUSTEE2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Christina Erickson TRUSTEE2024 1 $0 reported 1
Eric Becker (former) TRUSTEE/FORM2013-2023 1 $0 reported 1
Christopher Janeway (former) TRUSTEE2020-2023 1 $0 reported 1
Steven Thurston Oliver (former) TRUSTEE2019-2023 1 $0 reported 2
Helen Ouellette (former) TRUSTEE2020-2023 1 $0 reported 1
Richard Detweiler (former) TRUSTEE2018-2022 2 $0 reported 1
Mary Berry (former) TRUSTEE2017-2022 2 $0 reported 1
Kenneth Gibbons (former) TRUSTEE2012-2022 2 $0 reported 1
Deborah Alfond (former) TRUSTEE2014-2021 2 $0 reported 1
Catherine Donnelly (former) TRUSTEE2011-2021 2 $0 reported 1
Jon Larsen (former) TRUSTEE2010-2021 2 $0 reported 1
Devorah Alfond (former) TRUSTEE2019-2020 2 $0 reported 1
Margo Baldwin (former) TRUSTEE2015-2020 2 $0 reported 1
Michael Philipp (former) TRUSTEE2020 2 $0 reported 1
Judy Geer (former) TRUSTEE2013-2019 2 $0 reported 1
Thaddeus Guldbrandsen (former) TRUSTEE2011-2019 2 $0 reported 1
Marian Burros (former) TRUSTEE2018 2 $0 reported 1
Claire Goldman (former) TRUSTEE2017-2018 2 $0 reported 1
Julie Wormser (former) TRUSTEE2013-2018 2 $0 reported 1
Richard Detweilder (former) TREASURER2012-2017 2 $0 reported 1
Marion Burros (former) TRUSTEE2010-2017 2 $0 reported 1
Robert Shelton Jd (former) TRUSTEE2010-2017 2 $0 reported 1
John Elder Phd (former) TRUSTEE2010-2016 2 $0 reported 1
Clare Goldman (former) TRUSTEE2016 2 $0 reported 1
Bob Durand (former) TRUSTEE2013-2015 2 $0 reported 1
Tom Stearns (former) TRUSTEE2012-2014 2 $0 reported 2
Ann Guyer (former) TRUSTEE2010-2014 2 $0 reported 1
David Stoner (former) TRUSTEE2010-2014 2 $0 reported 1
Jake Oudheusden (former) TRUSTEE2013-2014 2 $0 reported 1
Elizabeth Schmitt (former) TRUSTEE2014 2 $0 reported 1
Pete Chehayl (former) TREASURER2010-2013 2 $0 reported 1
Melissa Fisher (former) TRUSTEE2011-2013 2 $0 reported 1
Stephanie George (former) TRUSTEE2011-2013 2 $0 reported 1
Penny Schmitt (former) TRUSTEE2010-2012 2 $0 reported 1
Rian Fried (former) TRUSTEE2010-2012 2 $0 reported 1
Christina Hayward (former) TRUSTEE2010-2012 2 $0 reported 1
Gail Henry (former) TRUSTEE2010-2011 2 $0 reported 1
David Mclean Jd (former) TRUSTEE2010-2011 2 $0 reported 1
Kate Clark Jd (former) TRUSTEE2010 2 $0 reported 1
Amy Golodetz (former) TRUSTEE2010 2 $0 reported 1
Linda Friehling (former) TRUSTEE2010 2 $0 reported 1
Ed Nef Ab (former) TRUSTEE2010 2 $0 reported 1
Greg Leech (former) TRUSTEE2010 2 $0 reported 1

People by year

2024 · 15 people listed · 2 paid, $327K · 90 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
SCOTT THOMAS PRESIDENT40 $224,218$0$18,051 $242,2692
LORI COLLINS-HALL COO40 $79,327$0$5,247 $84,5744
ALLISON HOOPER CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHY BERRY TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TRUSTEE THRO1 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTINA ERICKSON TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
BILL JARVIS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ALAN ROSS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE THRO1 $0$0$0 $01
PETER SMITH TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CHIEF DON STEVENS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
2023 · 18 people listed · 2 paid, $298K · 103 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
LORI COLLINS-HALL COO40 $175,962$0$9,325 $185,2874
SCOTT THOMAS PRESIDENT40 $104,630$0$7,707 $112,3372
ALLISON HOOPER CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE/FORM1 $0$0$0 $01
CATHY BERRY TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTOPHER JANEWAY TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
BILL JARVIS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
STEVEN THURSTON OLIVER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $02
HELEN OUELLETTE TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ALAN ROSS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
PETER SMITH TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CHIEF DON STEVENS TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
2022 · 17 people listed · 1 paid, $210K · 114 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
LORI COLLINS-HALL COO40 $200,000$0$10,000 $210,0004
ALLISON HOOPER CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
HELEN OUELLETTE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTOPHER JANEWAY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEVEN THURSTON OLIVER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
CHIEF DON STEVENS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2021 · 21 people listed · 2 paid, $252K · 107 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR FORMER PRESI40 $117,726$0$21,378 $139,1047
LORI COLLINS-HALL INTERIM PRES40 $107,499$0$5,598 $113,0974
ALLISON HOOPER CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTOPHER JANEWAY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEVEN THURSTON OLIVER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
HELEN OUELLETTE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHIEF DON STEVENS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2020 · 23 people listed · 1 paid, $171K · 105 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $126,115$0$45,369 $171,4847
PETER CHEHAYL CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
DEVORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTOPHER JANEWAY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEVEN THURSTON OLIVER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
HELEN OUELLETTE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHIEF DON STEVENS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL PHILIPP TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
LORI COLLINS-HALL INTERIM PRES40 $0$0$0 $04
2019 · 20 people listed · 2 paid, $234K · 140 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $114,139$0$18,678 $132,8177
PETER MERRILL VICE PRESIDE40 $90,000$0$11,220 $101,2202
PETER CHEHAYL CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DEVORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ELLEN FALDUTO TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEVEN THURSTON OLIVER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JO D SAFFEIR TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MICHAEL TESSLER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2018 · 19 people listed · 2 paid, $199K · 140 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $110,495$0$21,072 $131,5677
PETER MERRILL VICE PRESIDE40 $60,577$0$7,269 $67,8462
PETER CHEHAYL CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARIAN BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CLAIRE GOLDMAN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
SHERILYN PETERSON TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2017 · 20 people listed · 2 paid, $182K · 161 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $108,303$0$20,949 $129,2527
WILLIAM WHITE VP FINANCE &40 $50,257$0$2,592 $52,8491
PETER CHEHAYL CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARY BERRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CLAIRE GOLDMAN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER MERRILL VICE PRESIDE40 $0$0$0 $02
2016 · 18 people listed · 1 paid, $131K · 137 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $110,166$0$21,023 $131,1897
JON LARSEN CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CLARE GOLDMAN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2015 · 18 people listed · 1 paid, $133K · 137 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $121,203$0$11,850 $133,0537
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
BOB DURAND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARGO BALDWIN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2014 · 22 people listed · 1 paid, $133K · 148 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $117,063$0$16,050 $133,1137
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETER CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ANN GUYER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID STONER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
TOM STEARNS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
BOB DURAND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JAKE OUDHEUSDEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DEBORAH ALFOND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ELIZABETH SCHMITT TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2013 · 22 people listed · 1 paid, $117K · 134 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $100,000$0$16,645 $116,6457
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETE CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
MELISSA FISHER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEPHANIE GEORGE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ANN GUYER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID STONER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
TOM STEARNS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
ERIC BECKER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
BOB DURAND TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JUDY GEER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ALLISON HOOPER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JAKE OUDHEUSDEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
JULIE WORMSER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2012 · 20 people listed · 2 paid, $155K · 111 employees · 10 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
WILLIAM WOOTTON FORMER PRESI40 $97,476$0$15,116 $112,5921
MATTHEW DERR PRESIDENT40 $37,884$0$4,454 $42,3387
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETE CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MELISSA FISHER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEPHANIE GEORGE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PENNY SCHMITT TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ANN GUYER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD DETWEILDER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
TOM STEARNS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $02
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID STONER VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
RIAN FRIED TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTINA HAYWARD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
KENNETH GIBBONS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2011 · 19 people listed · 2 paid, $176K · 119 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
WILLIAM WOOTTON PRESIDENT40 $95,063$0$21,505 $116,5681
EDWARD HOUSTON VP40 $47,609$0$11,584 $59,1931
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETE CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE DONNELLY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MELISSA FISHER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
STEPHANIE GEORGE TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
THADDEUS GULDBRANDSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PENNY SCHMITT TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ANN GUYER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
GAIL HENRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID MCLEAN JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID STONER VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN SECRETARY2 $0$0$0 $01
RIAN FRIED TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTINA HAYWARD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
2010 · 20 people listed · 2 paid, $143K · 129 employees
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
WILLIAM WOOTTON PRESIDENT40 $96,074$0$0 $96,0741
EDWARD HOUSTON VP40 $46,759$0$0 $46,7591
JOHN ELDER PHD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PETE CHEHAYL TREASURER2 $0$0$0 $01
KATE CLARK JD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
AMY GOLODETZ TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
WENDY KOENIG TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
LINDA FRIEHLING TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
PENNY SCHMITT TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
MARION BURROS TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ANN GUYER TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
GAIL HENRY TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID MCLEAN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ED NEF AB TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
GREG LEECH TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
ROBERT SHELTON JD CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
DAVID STONER VICE CHAIR2 $0$0$0 $01
JON LARSEN TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
RIAN FRIED TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01
CHRISTINA HAYWARD TRUSTEE2 $0$0$0 $01

Highest-paid independent contractors

2024 · 2 contractors · $262K
NameLocationServicePaid
DEAN DORTONCINCINNATI, OHACCOUNTING$142,200
LORI COLLINS-HALLSEFFNER, FLPROJECT MANAGER$119,374
2023 · 1 contractor · $138K
NameLocationServicePaid
DEAN DORTONCINCINNATI, OHACCOUNTING$138,200
2022 · 1 contractor · $107K
NameLocationServicePaid
DEAN DORTONCINCINATI, OHACCOUNTING$106,880

Who the money went to

Grants this organization reported paying: Schedule I Part II of the Form 990, or the grants-paid list on the 990-PF. Open a year for every recipient. Recipients link to their own page when the grant names an EIN we have (990-PF grants list no EIN, so those link only on an exact, unique name and state). Grants to individuals are counted; their names are not shown.

2024 · 13 grants to organizations · $1.4M

Listed grants add up to $1,396,280; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $2,923,909. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2023 · 11 grants to organizations · $1.3M

Listed grants add up to $1,270,000; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $3,287,548. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

Negative amounts are returned or refunded grants; they are listed last and left out of the totals of grants paid.

Who gave

Contributor names are not public for this form type.

Public charities filing Form 990 or 990-EZ report large donors on Schedule B, but the IRS withholds their names and addresses from public copies. Private foundations (990-PF) are different: their contributors are public.

Finances

Newest first. Each filing: its name on one row, its figures on the row beneath. Greyed filings are superseded by a later return for the same period and are left out everywhere else on this page.

RevenueExpensesAssetsNet assetsContributionsProgram revenueOfficer payEmployeesVolunteers
2024 · Form 990 period ending 2025-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$4,553,144$8,371,971 $4,994,466$2,693,905 $1,807,191$2,616,270 $275,88390-
2023 · Form 990 period ending 2024-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$9,107,124$8,760,471 $8,707,303$6,483,338 $5,387,264$3,513,317 $187,977103-
2022 · Form 990 period ending 2023-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$9,079,705$8,764,137 $8,224,987$6,034,331 $4,488,955$4,561,525 $118,125114-
2021 · Form 990 period ending 2022-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$9,298,193$9,868,328 $7,952,564$5,649,002 $3,590,017$5,650,448 $243,186107-
2020 · Form 990 period ending 2021-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$9,817,486$9,587,017 $8,938,081$6,430,986 $3,754,231$5,902,126 $215,98410510
2019 · Form 990 period ending 2020-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$10,163,939$9,312,188 $8,767,919$6,151,936 $4,229,805$5,892,522 $234,61914010
2018 · Form 990 period ending 2019-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$10,360,268$8,357,369 $8,003,819$5,271,851 $4,406,002$5,891,369 $227,16614010
2017 · Form 990 period ending 2018-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$8,582,283$8,638,468 $5,533,693$3,171,647 $1,836,308$6,758,492 $171,43816110
2016 · Form 990 period ending 2017-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$8,491,655$8,031,215 $5,547,288$3,166,129 $1,718,457$6,722,974 $115,00013710
2015 · Form 990 period ending 2016-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$7,398,091$7,676,146 $5,501,938$2,608,523 $1,489,546$5,847,004 $113,57513710
2014 · Form 990 period ending 2015-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$8,571,737$7,359,911 $6,536,254$3,942,536 $3,120,161$5,392,901 $106,18914810
2013 · Form 990 period ending 2014-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$6,936,934$6,411,922 $4,105,230$2,630,542 $1,899,436$4,997,108 $101,20013410
2012 · Form 990 period ending 2013-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$4,868,927$5,389,877 $3,076,781$1,949,301 $734,135$3,999,786 $139,63611110
2011 · Form 990 period ending 2012-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$5,267,828$4,922,545 $3,275,380$2,470,251 $1,110,149$4,004,993 $146,567119-
2010 · Form 990 period ending 2011-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$4,548,048$4,605,955 $3,064,968$2,150,883 $695,635$3,770,730 $172,833129-

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Funders of this organization

43 grantors reported grants to this organization, $18,171,758 in all, tax years 2010 to 2025; the 25 largest shown (all 43). Exact: the grantor wrote this organization's EIN. Fuzzy: the grantor wrote only a name (foundations' 990-PF has no EIN field), matched to the same or a near-identical name in the same state; the name as filed is shown. From the latest return for each grantor and year, so amended returns aren't counted twice. CSV

GrantorTypeMatchYears givenGrantsTotalLatest yearLatest year's amountGrants
ENDEAVOR FOUNDATION INC Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2020, 2022-2025 11$8,061,359 2025$2,147,029
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NOVO FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “Sterling College”, “STERLING COLLEGE” 2019-2024 13$5,850,000 2024$1,000,000
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DABA FUND Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2020-2024 7$880,000 2024$30,000
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FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND DAF sponsor Exact 2016-2018, 2020-2022, 2024 7$496,110 2024$75,550
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LARSEN FUND Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2019-2024 9$450,000 2024$45,000
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FORGOOD INC DAF sponsor Exact 2013-2024 12$369,227 2024$25,424
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THE R B ANIS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2020-2021, 2023-2024 4$355,000 2024$10,000
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PETER ALFOND FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2011, 2013-2017, 2020 7$345,924 2020$223,000
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MAINE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC DAF sponsor Exact 2013-2014, 2018-2024 9$304,076 2024$12,500
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DAVIS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Public charity Exact 2010, 2016, 2019-2021 5$215,431 2021$60,000
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MARK & SUZANNAH SCHROEDER CHARITABLE TRUST Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2020-2024 5$125,000 2024$25,000
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LYDIA B STOKES FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “Sterling College”, “STERLING COLLEGE” 2013-2014, 2016-2017, 2019-2023 9$117,500 2023$10,000
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DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING DAF sponsor Exact 2020-2022, 2024 4$88,700 2024$32,400
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SANDY RIVER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2019-2021 3$80,000 2021$30,000
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W L LYONS BROWN FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2020-2022 3$75,000 2022$25,000
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THE RHODE ISLAND COMMUNITY FOUNDATION DAF sponsor Exact 2020 2$55,000 2020$55,000
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PRESERVATION TRUST OF VERMONT INC Public charity Exact 2016 1$35,000 2016$35,000
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JAN & DAVID BLITTERSDORF FOUNDATION INC Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2013-2014, 2016, 2023 4$30,000 2023$5,000
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VERMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION DAF sponsor Exact 2018, 2022 2$25,000 2022$13,750
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RICHARD DAVID STUTZKE FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2021 1$25,000 2021$25,000
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AKC FUND INC Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “STERLING COLLEGE” 2025 1$22,000 2025$22,000
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MORGAN STANLEY GLOBAL IMPACT FUNDING TRUST INC DAF sponsor Exact 2023-2024 2$20,000 2024$10,000
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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF LOUISVILLE INC DAF sponsor Exact 2022 1$20,000 2022$20,000
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TIDES FOUNDATION DAF sponsor Exact 2018 1$20,000 2018$20,000
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GARFIELD FOUNDATION Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “Sterling College”, “STERLING COLLEGE” 2016, 2020 2$16,000 2020$10,000
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SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGENMB42 $6,533,980$5,842,784 FORMER PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE$194,960 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x, similar name
KNOX COLLEGEB42 $5,166,426$3,740,087 OFFICER$150,791 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
CALIFORNIA COLLEGECAB42 $4,143,217$5,176,198 TREASURER$1,167,038 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
KUYPER COLLEGEMIB42 $7,068,548$7,513,564 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR$144,792 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
GUILFORD COLLEGENCB42 $4,421,830$6,416,719 CHAIR$0 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
SATTLER COLLEGE INCMAB42 $6,587,759$5,975,952 SECRETARY$139,000 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
CAZENOVIA COLLEGENYB42 $4,116,377$12,887,524 PRESIDENT$250,000 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
SAINT JOSEPHS COLLEGEINB42 $4,085,338$2,571,236 SECRETARY$0 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGEGAB42 $8,120,007$8,318,053 PRESIDENT$305,153 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
GENERATIONS COLLEGE INCILB42 $6,097,599$6,762,891 CHANCELLOR$277,176 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
WELLS COLLEGENYB42 $3,142,887$8,496,336 PRESIDENT$267,928 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
BORICUA COLLEGENYB42 $8,978,301$11,282,461 President$173,554 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
LUTHER CLASSICAL COLLEGEWYB42 $3,550,295$1,331,837 ACADEMIC DEA$122,944 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATIONWAB42 $4,676,505$4,583,596 GOVERNOR$0 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN COLLEGECAB42 $3,925,723$4,584,688 President$254,400 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
CUESTA COLLEGE FOUNDATIONCAB42 $6,157,012$3,952,961 DIRECTOR$391,453 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
TRINITY COLLEGE OF NURSING & HEALTH SCIENCESILB42 $2,308,536$3,599,437 SR VP FINANCE/CFO$916,964 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
TRINITY COLLEGE OF FLORIDA INCFLB42 $3,566,251$3,743,787 VP Academic Affairs$51,868 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
GREAT LAKES BIBLE COLLEGEMIB42 $8,786,199$7,246,242 PRESIDENT$74,263 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
IE NEW YORK COLLEGENYB42 $7,166,203$5,308,300 President$464,392 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
BEACON COLLEGE PREP INCFLB42 $6,509,752$6,780,187 PRINCIPAL$116,636 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE FOUNDATIONCAB42 $6,720,415$3,873,967 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER$209,859 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS FOUNDATIONCAB42 $3,468,327$2,568,030 Executive Dir.$248,897 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
MORRISVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION INCNYB42 $7,916,813$6,283,487 PRESIDENT - MSC$389,447 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x
CERRITOS COLLEGE FOUNDATIONCAB42 $2,520,251$1,516,055 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$246,991 Same NTEE code B42, revenue within 2x

Who funds organizations like this

Grantors that funded the 100 most similar organizations. Ranked by total given to them. Foundations (990-PF) and donor-advised fund sponsors only. Same matching as Funders above (by EIN, or by name for foundations).

GrantorTypeTotal givenGrantsOrganizations fundedYearsWhich ones
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND funds this one DAF sponsor$26,843,313309 642016–2024 HERITAGE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY; NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION; EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION; FEI TIAN COLLEGE and 60 more
NATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION DAF sponsor$21,192,975103 232012–2024 SATTLER COLLEGE INC; KINGS COLLEGE; CENTRAL BIBLE UNIVERSITY; NEW SAINT ANDREWS COLLEGE INC and 19 more
FAIRFAX EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC Private foundation$15,572,4431 12020–2020 FAIRFAX UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING funds this one DAF sponsor$14,053,468214 512014–2024 COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIA FOUNDATION INC; NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE FOUNDATION; WAYNE STATE FOUNDATION; LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION INC and 47 more
RICHARD AND HELEN DEVOS FOUNDATION Private foundation$10,500,0002 12020–2021 KINGS COLLEGE
GERSON BAKAR FOUNDATION Private foundation$9,750,0001 12019–2019 NAVAL WAR COLLEGE FOUNDATION INC
SERVANT FOUNDATION DAF sponsor$9,401,70014 62019–2024 SATTLER COLLEGE INC; NEW SAINT ANDREWS COLLEGE INC; MIDAMERICA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION; LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION and 2 more
THE SUSAN THOMPSON BUFFETT FOUNDATION Private foundation$6,685,9936 12013–2017 WAYNE STATE FOUNDATION
GARDNER FOUNDATION Private foundation$6,578,01460 12010–2025 WAYNE STATE FOUNDATION
JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA DAF sponsor$5,415,41327 22009–2024 GRATZ COLLEGE; EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION
MARGARET A CARGILL FOUNDATION Private foundation$5,024,5009 12017–2024 EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC DAF sponsor$4,530,0008 32019–2024 SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN COLLEGE; TEXAS COLLEGE; KINGS COLLEGE
FULK FAMILY FOUNDATION INC Private foundation$4,397,50012 12020–2024 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY FOUNDATION
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR DAF sponsor$3,801,94661 322014–2024 SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN COLLEGE; COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY FOUNDATION; FEI TIAN COLLEGE; HERBERT H LEHMAN COLLEGE FOUNDATION INC and 28 more
GATES FOUNDATION Private foundation$3,610,80015 32010–2016 EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION; EUREKA COLLEGE; WELLS COLLEGE

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Where the money went

Every expense line on each return, biggest first: Form 990 Part IX (with its program, management and fundraising columns), 990-EZ Part I, or 990-PF Part I. Event marks lines the organization itself describes as events. “Events” in each summary adds those lines, conferences and meetings, and the direct costs of fundraising events. Unusual is not the same as improper. Many of these patterns have ordinary explanations. Check the filing.

2024 · Form 990 · $8,371,971 spent · pay $2,472,721 · grants $2,923,909 · events $6,117
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $1,922,962$1,339,703$521,320$61,939 23.0%
Grants to US individuals $1,527,629$1,527,629-- 18.2%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,396,280$1,396,280-- 16.7%
Fees: other services $755,581$147,173$563,959$44,449 9.0%
Other (as described)BAD DEBTS $340,479$340,479-- 4.1%
Occupancy $322,897$4,110$318,787- 3.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $275,883$192,204$74,792$8,887 3.3%
Other (as described)FOOD $191,879$183,360$7,819$700 2.3%
Office expenses $188,808$75,321$91,409$22,078 2.3%
Insurance $176,330$8,548$167,782- 2.1%
Fees: accounting $172,425-$172,425- 2.1%
Depreciation and depletion $166,850-$166,850- 2.0%
Payroll taxes $153,968$107,268$41,741$4,959 1.8%
All other expenses $136,514$42,554$93,151$809 1.6%
Interest $106,703-$106,703- 1.3%
Travel $106,147$63,644$27,229$15,274 1.3%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $93,473$93,473-- 1.1%
Information technology $63,411$20,892$42,519- 0.8%
Other employee benefits $60,035$41,826$16,275$1,934 0.7%
Pension plan contributions $59,873$41,713$16,232$1,928 0.7%
Fees: legal $55,618-$55,618- 0.7%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $53,006$8,100$11,184$33,722 0.6%
Advertising and promotion $29,709$13,972-$15,737 0.4%
Fees: investment management $9,394-$9,394- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $6,117$4,257$1,860- 0.1%
Total$8,371,971100%

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2023 · Form 990 · $8,760,471 spent · pay $2,426,221 · grants $3,287,548 · events $5,505
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $2,017,548$2,017,548-- 23.0%
Other salaries and wages $1,965,568$1,322,160$587,181$56,227 22.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,270,000$1,270,000-- 14.5%
Fees: other services $604,024$248,449$291,629$63,946 6.9%
Other (as described)BAD DEBTS $477,969$477,969-- 5.5%
Occupancy $338,576$5,886$332,690- 3.9%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $262,419$262,419-- 3.0%
Other (as described)FOOD $213,799$209,763$3,428$608 2.4%
All other expenses $191,746$82,738$104,418$4,590 2.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $187,977$126,445$56,154$5,378 2.1%
Office expenses $183,371$71,140$99,749$12,482 2.1%
Depreciation and depletion $168,620-$168,620- 1.9%
Fees: accounting $166,585-$166,585- 1.9%
Insurance $161,036-$161,036- 1.8%
Payroll taxes $153,289$103,111$45,793$4,385 1.7%
Interest $127,054-$127,054- 1.5%
Pension plan contributions $80,271$53,996$23,980$2,295 0.9%
Other (as described)FUNDRAISING $45,112--$45,112 0.5%
Travel $44,604$34,056$10,041$507 0.5%
Other employee benefits $39,116$26,312$11,685$1,119 0.4%
Fees: legal $30,015$100$29,915- 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $10,605$2,961$3,635$4,009 0.1%
Fees: investment management $8,029-$8,029- 0.1%
Information technology $7,633$7,633-- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $5,505$1,692$3,813- 0.1%
Total$8,760,471100%

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2022 · Form 990 · $8,764,137 spent · pay $2,980,396 · grants $2,734,229 · events $10,034
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $2,734,229$2,734,229-- 31.2%
Other salaries and wages $2,548,444$1,854,920$567,275$126,249 29.1%
Fees: other services $907,935$474,892$299,273$133,770 10.4%
Occupancy $381,136$7,453$373,683- 4.3%
Other (as described)FOOD $284,355$280,281$1,913$2,161 3.2%
Insurance $216,328$45,965$170,363- 2.5%
Payroll taxes $191,788$139,596$42,691$9,501 2.2%
All other expenses $182,242$83,123$83,930$15,189 2.1%
Office expenses $181,653$100,904$71,430$9,319 2.1%
Depreciation and depletion $163,642-$163,642- 1.9%
Fees: accounting $148,815-$148,815- 1.7%
Interest $139,542-$139,542- 1.6%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $120,050$120,050-- 1.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $118,125$85,979$26,293$5,853 1.3%
Other (as described)FUNDRAISING $114,564--$114,564 1.3%
Pension plan contributions $87,265$63,516$19,427$4,322 1.0%
Travel $76,683$62,769$12,390$1,524 0.9%
Other (as described)EQUIPMENT REPAIR $63,405$6,800$56,605- 0.7%
Other employee benefits $34,774$25,311$7,740$1,723 0.4%
Fees: legal $26,605-$26,605- 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $23,946$1,839$1,764$20,343 0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $10,034$5,644$4,390- 0.1%
Fees: investment management $7,974-$7,974- 0.1%
Information technology $603$603-- 0.0%
Total$8,764,137100%

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2021 · Form 990 · $9,868,328 spent · pay $3,170,295 · grants $3,710,353 · events $9,032
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $3,710,353$3,710,353-- 37.6%
Other salaries and wages $2,607,663$1,965,359$451,271$191,033 26.4%
Fees: other services $844,950$353,261$365,557$126,132 8.6%
Occupancy $359,941$3,472$356,469- 3.6%
Other (as described)FOOD $275,441$275,347$94- 2.8%
Insurance $255,105$77,856$177,249- 2.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $243,186$183,285$42,084$17,817 2.5%
Office expenses $204,434$171,610-$32,824 2.1%
Payroll taxes $202,488$152,612$35,042$14,834 2.1%
All other expenses $163,401$79,619$75,073$8,709 1.7%
Depreciation and depletion $160,799$4,842$155,957- 1.6%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $117,337$68,193$24,697$24,447 1.2%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $111,679-$109,512$2,167 1.1%
Travel $98,107$74,844$20,835$2,428 1.0%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $87,977$87,977-- 0.9%
Interest $82,198-$82,198- 0.8%
Pension plan contributions $80,126$60,390$13,867$5,869 0.8%
Fees: legal $71,269$1,343$69,926- 0.7%
Advertising and promotion $69,570$2,016$4,684$62,870 0.7%
Fees: accounting $64,339-$64,339- 0.7%
Other employee benefits $36,832$27,760$6,374$2,698 0.4%
Fees: investment management $9,995-$9,995- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $9,032$5,919$2,646$467 0.1%
Information technology $2,106-$1,915$191 0.0%
Total$9,868,328100%

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2020 · Form 990 · $9,587,017 spent · pay $3,236,232 · grants $4,017,859 · events $3,160
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $4,017,859$4,017,859-- 41.9%
Other salaries and wages $2,662,466$1,899,505$580,280$182,681 27.8%
Fees: other services $503,637$299,587$138,999$65,051 5.3%
Occupancy $311,731$5,669$306,062- 3.3%
Office expenses $257,360$149,169$77,204$30,987 2.7%
Payroll taxes $248,406$177,222$54,140$17,044 2.6%
Insurance $236,177$68,695$167,482- 2.5%
Depreciation and depletion $217,299$6,568$210,731- 2.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $215,984$154,091$47,073$14,820 2.3%
Other (as described)FOOD $189,576$189,576-- 2.0%
All other expenses $103,989$63,559$30,553$9,877 1.1%
Interest $99,843-$99,843- 1.0%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $95,571$95,571-- 1.0%
Pension plan contributions $84,846$60,533$18,492$5,821 0.9%
Advertising and promotion $83,557-$8,689$74,868 0.9%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $78,754$50,408$17,995$10,351 0.8%
Other (as described)BANK FEES $60,376$282$60,094- 0.6%
Travel $37,630$26,392$10,663$575 0.4%
Fees: accounting $27,564-$27,564- 0.3%
Other employee benefits $24,530$17,499$5,348$1,683 0.3%
Fees: legal $20,749$4,159$16,590- 0.2%
Fees: investment management $5,423-$5,423- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $3,160$152$732$2,276 0.0%
Information technology $530-$530- 0.0%
Total$9,587,017100%

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2019 · Form 990 · $9,312,188 spent · pay $2,811,771 · grants $3,912,216 · events $8,577
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $3,912,216$3,912,216-- 42.0%
Other salaries and wages $2,291,370$1,653,604$461,409$176,357 24.6%
Fees: other services $458,088$288,630$139,277$30,181 4.9%
Depreciation and depletion $284,260$4,673$279,587- 3.1%
Occupancy $277,395$2,945$274,450- 3.0%
Office expenses $263,341$168,450$55,789$39,102 2.8%
Insurance $254,342$98,611$155,731- 2.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $234,619$169,316$47,244$18,059 2.5%
Other (as described)FOOD $217,986$216,930$198$858 2.3%
Travel $209,451$151,179$15,670$42,602 2.2%
Payroll taxes $190,730$137,643$38,407$14,680 2.0%
Other (as described)BAD DEBTS $153,990$153,990-- 1.7%
All other expenses $125,195$48,557$60,552$16,086 1.3%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $91,541$91,541-- 1.0%
Interest $82,838-$82,838- 0.9%
Pension plan contributions $80,792$58,305$16,269$6,218 0.9%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $57,649$26,067$21,231$10,351 0.6%
Advertising and promotion $42,315$2,909$5,176$34,230 0.5%
Fees: accounting $25,950-$25,950- 0.3%
Information technology $17,423-$17,423- 0.2%
Other employee benefits $14,260$10,291$2,872$1,097 0.2%
Fees: legal $9,158$3,320$5,838- 0.1%
Fees: investment management $8,702-$8,702- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $8,577$1,190$3,400$3,987 0.1%
Total$9,312,188100%

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2018 · Form 990 · $8,357,369 spent · pay $2,695,279 · grants $3,126,294 · events $12,484
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $3,126,294$3,126,294-- 37.4%
Other salaries and wages $2,170,204$1,517,663$474,174$178,367 26.0%
Travel $398,933$368,086$17,814$13,033 4.8%
Occupancy $349,014$3,233$345,781- 4.2%
Other (as described)FOOD $297,127$280,833$7,577$8,717 3.6%
Fees: other services $271,124$147,173$88,143$35,808 3.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $227,166$156,513$52,257$18,396 2.7%
Depreciation and depletion $214,045$5,625$208,420- 2.6%
Insurance $195,406$71,662$123,744- 2.3%
Payroll taxes $174,380$121,947$38,101$14,332 2.1%
Office expenses $157,570$116,485$6,040$35,045 1.9%
All other expenses $156,833$65,346$80,068$11,419 1.9%
Pension plan contributions $106,198$59,132$40,117$6,949 1.3%
Interest $102,122-$102,122- 1.2%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $87,228$46,590$21,114$19,524 1.0%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $83,637$75,040$8,597- 1.0%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $65,728-$65,728- 0.8%
Advertising and promotion $44,441$1,309-$43,132 0.5%
Fees: accounting $38,917-$38,917- 0.5%
Information technology $35,566-$35,566- 0.4%
Other employee benefits $17,331$12,120$3,787$1,424 0.2%
Fees: legal $16,291$1,716$14,575- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $12,484$3,084$727$8,673 0.1%
Fees: investment management $9,330-$9,330- 0.1%
Total$8,357,369100%

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2017 · Form 990 · $8,638,468 spent · pay $2,725,181 · grants $3,377,821 · events $6,624
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $3,377,821$3,377,821-- 39.1%
Other salaries and wages $2,251,679$1,724,470$439,905$87,304 26.1%
Occupancy $412,897$31,237$381,660- 4.8%
Other (as described)FOOD $337,385$245,913$83,680$7,792 3.9%
Fees: other services $258,652$113,422$140,418$4,812 3.0%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $234,868-$234,868- 2.7%
Travel $212,986$107,675$86,511$18,800 2.5%
Payroll taxes $201,993$154,698$39,463$7,832 2.3%
Insurance $194,083$66,638$127,445- 2.2%
Depreciation and depletion $172,652$6,482$166,170- 2.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $171,438$131,298$33,493$6,647 2.0%
Office expenses $167,365$101,281$52,048$14,036 1.9%
All other expenses $151,598$78,104$43,064$30,430 1.8%
Advertising and promotion $110,306$60,306$50,000- 1.3%
Pension plan contributions $79,211$60,665$15,475$3,071 0.9%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $77,737$77,737-- 0.9%
Interest $74,055-$74,055- 0.9%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $47,202$25,274$14,873$7,055 0.5%
Information technology $27,882-$27,882- 0.3%
Fees: accounting $25,750-$25,750- 0.3%
Other employee benefits $20,860-$20,860- 0.2%
Fees: legal $14,278$3,394$10,884- 0.2%
Fees: investment management $9,146-$9,146- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $6,624$594$5,387$643 0.1%
Total$8,638,468100%

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2016 · Form 990 · $8,031,215 spent · pay $2,482,952 · grants $3,375,948 · events $3,331
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $3,375,948$3,375,948-- 42.0%
Other salaries and wages $2,057,644$1,477,586$480,205$99,853 25.6%
Occupancy $364,262$121,739$242,523- 4.5%
Other (as described)FOOD $288,124$265,455$16,980$5,689 3.6%
Fees: other services $249,034$173,884$68,658$6,492 3.1%
Payroll taxes $226,797$162,862$52,929$11,006 2.8%
Depreciation and depletion $169,590$5,241$164,349- 2.1%
All other expenses $166,866$111,141$27,783$27,942 2.1%
Insurance $164,842$47,080$117,762- 2.1%
Travel $156,508$122,882$12,845$20,781 1.9%
Office expenses $148,703$129,963$826$17,914 1.9%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $115,521-$115,521- 1.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $115,000$82,581$26,838$5,581 1.4%
Interest $101,132-$101,132- 1.3%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $97,147$97,147-- 1.2%
Pension plan contributions $61,261$43,991$14,297$2,973 0.8%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $49,793$26,996$11,357$11,440 0.6%
Advertising and promotion $39,566$26,742$12,824- 0.5%
Fees: accounting $23,750-$23,750- 0.3%
Information technology $22,974-$22,974- 0.3%
Other employee benefits $22,250-$22,250- 0.3%
Fees: legal $11,172$500$10,672- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $3,331$25$2,993$313 0.0%
Total$8,031,215100%

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2015 · Form 990 · $7,676,146 spent · pay $2,459,401 · grants $2,935,653 · events $12,618
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $2,935,653$2,935,653-- 38.2%
Other salaries and wages $2,064,571$1,551,202$416,236$97,133 26.9%
Occupancy $345,285$304,012$41,273- 4.5%
Fees: other services $326,165$191,724$115,916$18,525 4.2%
Other (as described)FOOD $297,382$281,054$11,852$4,476 3.9%
Office expenses $228,302$212,948$1,506$13,848 3.0%
Payroll taxes $191,300$143,732$38,568$9,000 2.5%
Insurance $180,933$147,887$33,046- 2.4%
Depreciation and depletion $173,981$11,117$162,864- 2.3%
Travel $164,136$128,063$14,780$21,293 2.1%
All other expenses $131,156$77,827-$53,329 1.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $113,575$85,334$22,898$5,343 1.5%
Interest $101,547-$101,547- 1.3%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $73,120$73,120-- 1.0%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $66,735$29,754$32,657$4,324 0.9%
Pension plan contributions $63,245$47,519$12,751$2,975 0.8%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $58,018-$58,018- 0.8%
Information technology $47,185-$47,185- 0.6%
Advertising and promotion $42,902$38,974$2,548$1,380 0.6%
Fees: accounting $30,450-$30,450- 0.4%
Other employee benefits $26,710-$26,710- 0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $12,618$3,030$9,508$80 0.2%
Fees: legal $1,177$128$1,049- 0.0%
Total$7,676,146100%

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2014 · Form 990 · $7,359,911 spent · pay $2,339,133 · grants $2,798,647 · events $8,910
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $2,798,647$2,798,647-- 38.0%
Other salaries and wages $1,917,545$1,403,954$447,942$65,649 26.1%
Occupancy $563,022$10,182$552,840- 7.6%
Other (as described)FOOD $279,094$256,724$4,980$17,390 3.8%
Office expenses $232,057$99,329$100,462$32,266 3.2%
Payroll taxes $198,040$144,997$46,263$6,780 2.7%
All other expenses $186,639$936,864-$781,568$31,343 2.5%
Fees: other services $181,261$120,575$52,089$8,597 2.5%
Depreciation and depletion $156,488$11,912$144,576- 2.1%
Insurance $155,770$41,747$114,023- 2.1%
Travel $125,569$104,433$5,632$15,504 1.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $106,189$77,748$24,806$3,635 1.4%
Advertising and promotion $81,354$74,746$6,468$140 1.1%
Interest $71,621-$71,621- 1.0%
Pension plan contributions $62,937$46,080$14,702$2,155 0.9%
Other employee benefits $54,422-$54,422- 0.7%
Other (as described)COURSE COSTS $51,830$51,830-- 0.7%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $39,247$6,326$24,816$8,105 0.5%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $36,950$16,129$17,553$3,268 0.5%
Fees: accounting $30,250-$30,250- 0.4%
Information technology $13,161$315$12,846- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $8,910$3,092$5,722$96 0.1%
Fees: legal $8,908$287$8,621- 0.1%
Total$7,359,911100%

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2013 · Form 990 · $6,411,922 spent · pay $2,131,430 · grants $2,440,159 · events $7,481
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $2,440,159$2,440,159-- 38.1%
Other salaries and wages $1,567,401$1,210,616$270,706$86,079 24.4%
Occupancy $553,676$461,335$91,579$762 8.6%
Other (as described)FOOD $239,743$235,285$1,813$2,645 3.7%
Other employee benefits $217,052$98,664$106,729$11,659 3.4%
Office expenses $202,149$103,713$78,068$20,368 3.2%
Fees: other services $193,020$130,461$60,204$2,355 3.0%
Payroll taxes $185,701$143,430$32,072$10,199 2.9%
All other expenses $135,353$212,165-$82,884$6,072 2.1%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $101,200$78,164$17,478$5,558 1.6%
Interest $81,250$1,202$80,048- 1.3%
Insurance $71,840$44,272$27,568- 1.1%
Other (as described)SCHOOL TRIPS $67,844$24,655$28,360$14,829 1.1%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $66,414$35,014$16,230$15,170 1.0%
Advertising and promotion $61,271$55,585$5,486$200 1.0%
Pension plan contributions $60,076$46,401$10,376$3,299 0.9%
Travel $53,282$18,583$6,538$28,161 0.8%
Other (as described)OUTDOOR PROGRAM SUPPLIES $39,288$39,288-- 0.6%
Information technology $33,099$3,976$29,068$55 0.5%
Fees: accounting $19,100-$19,100- 0.3%
Depreciation and depletion $12,690$12,690-- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $7,481$2,437$4,943$101 0.1%
Fees: legal $2,833-$2,833- 0.0%
Total$6,411,922100%

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2012 · Form 990 · $5,389,877 spent · pay $1,981,868 · grants $1,737,776 · events $8,177
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $1,737,776$1,737,776-- 32.2%
Other salaries and wages $1,399,410$1,087,149$258,538$53,723 26.0%
Occupancy $397,082$337,531$58,811$740 7.4%
Other employee benefits $227,183$143,529$68,035$15,619 4.2%
Office expenses $219,148$123,027$87,105$9,016 4.1%
Other (as described)FOOD $217,501$216,657-$844 4.0%
Fees: other services $182,118$122,491$53,282$6,345 3.4%
Payroll taxes $157,624$122,452$29,121$6,051 2.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $139,636$108,477$25,798$5,361 2.6%
Depreciation and depletion $120,323$96,258$24,065- 2.2%
Other (as described)SCHOOL TRIPS $116,863$88,228$25,263$3,372 2.2%
All other expenses $97,090$162,083-$65,105$112 1.8%
Travel $60,444$38,613$8,133$13,698 1.1%
Pension plan contributions $58,015$45,070$10,718$2,227 1.1%
Interest $50,530$173$50,357- 0.9%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $44,403$31,936$6,835$5,632 0.8%
Insurance $41,755$16,776$24,979- 0.8%
Other (as described)OUTDOOR PROGRAM SUPPLIES $38,548$38,548-- 0.7%
Advertising and promotion $30,780$22,882$7,848$50 0.6%
Information technology $24,378$5,447$18,931- 0.5%
Fees: accounting $18,700-$18,700- 0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $8,177$6,053$2,058$66 0.2%
Fees: legal $2,393-$2,393- 0.0%
Total$5,389,877100%

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2011 · Form 990 · $4,922,545 spent · pay $1,858,901 · grants $1,673,404 · events $6,864
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $1,673,404$1,673,404-- 34.0%
Other salaries and wages $1,310,520$1,010,398$256,902$43,220 26.6%
Occupancy $334,260$287,978$44,951$1,331 6.8%
Other (as described)FOOD $215,020$214,203-$817 4.4%
Other employee benefits $203,905$129,462$68,720$5,723 4.1%
Fees: other services $165,616$105,825$40,474$19,317 3.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $146,567$113,032$28,705$4,830 3.0%
Payroll taxes $144,007$111,058$28,204$4,745 2.9%
Depreciation and depletion $134,902$107,922$26,980- 2.7%
Office expenses $133,173$82,587$48,756$1,830 2.7%
All other expenses $77,893$196,466-$118,573- 1.6%
Insurance $59,763$23,616$36,147- 1.2%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $54,236$38,466$12,722$3,048 1.1%
Pension plan contributions $53,902$41,569$10,557$1,776 1.1%
Interest $48,760$323$48,422$15 1.0%
Other (as described)SCHOOL TRIPS $43,320$40,102$2,353$865 0.9%
Travel $42,566$34,237$7,446$883 0.9%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $27,591$15,123$11,993$475 0.6%
Fees: accounting $18,700-$18,700- 0.4%
Advertising and promotion $16,543$3,855$12,363$325 0.3%
Information technology $10,491$3,797$6,694- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $6,864$2,723$2,448$1,693 0.1%
Fees: legal $542-$542- 0.0%
Total$4,922,545100%

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2010 · Form 990 · $4,605,955 spent · pay $1,737,159 · grants $1,540,811 · events $330
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Grants to US individuals $1,540,811$1,540,811-- 33.5%
Other salaries and wages $1,195,136$908,047$250,773$36,316 25.9%
Occupancy $296,646$250,353$45,372$921 6.4%
Other employee benefits $188,742$125,874$57,589$5,279 4.1%
Other (as described)FOOD $177,442$177,442-- 3.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $172,833$131,317$36,265$5,251 3.8%
Office expenses $142,027$69,092$70,666$2,269 3.1%
Depreciation and depletion $140,290$140,290-- 3.0%
Payroll taxes $135,451$102,914$28,421$4,116 2.9%
Fees: other services $107,481$74,794$32,687- 2.3%
Other (as described)MISCELLANEOUS $91,920$83,049$6,420$2,451 2.0%
Other (as described)SCHOOL TRIPS $65,705$60,571$4,874$260 1.4%
Insurance $62,749$22,583$40,166- 1.4%
All other expenses $58,121$43,433$14,452$236 1.3%
Interest $48,345$529$47,816- 1.0%
Pension plan contributions $44,997$34,188$9,442$1,367 1.0%
Travel $33,789$28,256$5,239$294 0.7%
Other (as described)OUTDOOR PROGRAM SUPPLIES $32,040$32,040-- 0.7%
Other (as described)MEMBERSHIPS $28,815$17,466$11,349- 0.6%
Fees: accounting $18,300-$18,300- 0.4%
Advertising and promotion $16,738$13,385$3,003$350 0.4%
Information technology $6,647$395$6,252- 0.1%
Fees: legal $600-$600- 0.0%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $330$330-- 0.0%
Total$4,605,955100%

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Federal grants and contracts

Awards from USAspending.gov to a recipient with this organization's name and zip code. Obligations by federal fiscal year (October to September); each award links to its page on usaspending.gov.

Fiscal yearGrants and other assistanceContractsAwards
2026$40,854$06
2025$381,600$07
2024$1,141,909$09
2023$503,521$010
2022$564,085$08
2021$1,592,106$013
2020$752,169$014
2019$503,565$07
2018$375,295$07
2017$15,131$02
2016$541,247$010
2015$738,881$010
2014$580,099$010
2013$410,041$08
2012$417,456$08
2011$429,966$08
2010$508,624$010
2009$439,092$07
2008$395,691$07
2007$303,046$05
Largest awards · 119 shown
YearAgencyKindProgramDescriptionObligated
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$40,769
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063PELL GRANTS$85
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$263,938
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$54,147
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$51,228
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS 84.007CAMPUS BASED-FSEOG$12,152
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063PELL GRANTS$135
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFUND FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION 84.116STERLING SEEKS FUNDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION ACCOUNT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW CURRICULUM TO BETTER REFLECT THE NEEDS OF ITS STUDEN$695,000
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$253,887
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$95,839
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$87,257
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS 84.007CAMPUS BASED-FSEOG$9,716
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063PELL GRANTS$210
2023Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$254,554
2023Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$136,564
2023Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$102,467
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